G forces anyone?
Ok, we all know the normal G chord, looks like
Notice the notes that make up this Gsus chord. G,B,D,G,C,G, you can see that the G is the root hence its name.
Now look at the second Gsus.
The notes that make up the second Gsus goes like this: G,D,G,C,D,G. Lets put these patterns right on top of eachother just to see exacly whats going on, lol... b/c i'm still alittle confused abuot why and how... i'm learning as i type. I feel like i'm disyphering a hidden language or somethin!
Gsus: GBDGCG
Gsus: GDGCDG
WOW, you see oh it kinda slides down... like this:
Gsus: GBDGCG
Gsus: GDGCDG
If you taek the B out in the first Gsus, and switch out the G from the first and the D from the second then get the exact same notes! I have no idea what this meens but its pretty darn cool huh... wow. Well i guess i'm gana research why this happens and what it meens then i'll post it on here and mabey fix this lessons so where not all left feeling like we found something that has no meening at all, haha. But i loved this lessons!
I think i'm gana do this to a few more chords with different positions just to see what happens and see if theres a pattern wee can figure out together.
Well this frig'n awsome lessons is agurned!
<=====(==@ (sword) gabe
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